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Перевод: dual

[прилагательное]
двойной; двойственный; состоящий из двух частей;
[существительное]
двойственное число; слово в двойственном числе

Тезаурус:

1. He forced his way into our 3rd Division promotion team, playing alongside Brian Wood in an early dual central defender's role, and from then onward missed only an occasional game through injury for four years in Division Two, before joining West Ham in March 1968 for a club record fee of around 80,000.
2. But, crucially, unlike Castells and Dunleavy they reject a unitary view of the state in favour of a "dualistic" theory of politics - the dual state thesis .
3. Since the bulk of the tea at the Calcutta auctions is low medium quality, the dual auction has a disproportionate impact on tea prices generally, and on London prices especially.
4. A dual batten option is commonplace, enabling the sail to be set soft if desired.
5. To and fro, weaving, sometimes tied back to the point, moving from point to point, guided by Jennifer, each woman deeply involved with the dual effort of formulating an opinion and arguing for it at the same time.
6. The rates for the Aztec currently are 100 solo and 110 dual, with the Navajo at 130 solo, 140 dual.
7. The Trunk Road Act, 1936 had an effect on Chiswick, in that under its legislation the Government and Local Government officials were able to propose new dual carriageway Trunk Roads, and one such road would cut across Chiswick, thereby severing the district into two parts.
8. This dual heritage sharpened the sense of himself as a fused centre between the dream world of a long-vanished civilization and the natural world he observed scientifically.
9. Banks have a dual role, as agents for their customers who buy and sell foreign exchange, and as dealers themselves in foreign exchange.
10. "Experience" is, in fact, a dual source of ideas.
11. MARSHALL 150 watt dual channel reverb head, footswitch and cover, never gigged, 350 ono.
12. Before we begin this short survey of attempts to analyse local political activity, it is worth noting a dual contradiction which underpins post-war changes in British local politics.
13. This, it was suggested, could lead to a situation of "dual power", which might come to a head over the "nationalisation" of some foreign-owned factory which would be "occupied" on behalf of the Irish nation.